Illustrations

Blast!

I seem to have had some problems when making these pieces, time to redo them!

Tiles ready to be bisque fired!

Peter's Faculty Critique

Possibly use a paint roller, but no spray paint inside

Sara - bring something physical in (ex. stencils)
        -no projector for display

Mel - large artworks on the wall
       - pictures of stencils on actual walls
       - book of artwork

Mary - book of artwork

Chaya - possibly go digital

Abby - salvage material to paint on or stencil on (ex. corrugated steel, stucco, faux brick)

stick to one group of issues- too large of disconnect

Capstone Production

I've been making tiles for my model, some sections more than once. I'm refining my process of making the tiles so that they all fit together well and features that span across the tile barrier line up. I think I am going to have to make all 9 at one time so they all shrink at the same rate.

Peter's Critique

From Professor Powell:
          -Possibly work on some faux-walls, also possibly work on a blank wall in the building if it is            permitted
          -Use quick release paper and/or contact paper, but make sure to text it first
          -Research Johannes Itten - after imaging
          -For the next critique, bring in actual pieces with completed stencils and/or some paintings

From Megan:
          -"Playful" graffiti type doesn't match your issue seriousness, try to break free with a more original type

From Mel:
         -Colors

Finals Week

Shit's startin' to hit the fan! Of course I am very busy in these last 2 weeks of school, but I'm staying strong and getting all my work done. Almost all of my blueprint sketches and hole sketches are finished as well as to scale drawings and a 3d topographic map of the course. I'm glad I started my process binder early this semester because without much work at all it is coming together. I am very happy with where I am at! Before the semester is over I will post sketches and other stuff